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Southeast DC fire displaces 11 residents, officials say

A fire in a Southeast D.C. apartment building displaced all of the building’s residents early Saturday morning.

A DC Fire and EMS spokesperson said at least 60 firefighters responded to the scene in the 3200 block of Minnesota Avenue just after midnight. Officials said that they have confirmed 11 displacements since the blaze began.



The fire started on the first floor of the two-story building and spread to the upper floor.

Fire officials said the blaze was brought under control, but not before it caused “significant damage” to the building.

Minnesota Avenue was closed between Randle Circle and G Street Southeast for hours. WTOP Traffic reports that the roads reopened just before 5 a.m.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation. A map of the approximate location is included below.

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